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I just saw this thing in my history, decided I'd check it out. I'm probably writing to myself, but whatever.

I was wondering if an alzheimer´s patient has more difficulties in learning new things, such as motor skills like biking for example. Are these related in any way?

Animal Language

Here is a link to an article that talks about language and animals.
I found it very interesting as it show many different points of view about it and also it talks about it in a more philosofical way...

Check it out!

http://www.santafe.edu/~johnson/articles.chimp.html

conection between retrograde and anterograde amnesia

I would like to know if anyone has researched about the relationship between retrograde and antegrade amnesia and semantic memory disorders.

Cognews.com

I just found this really cool blog thats all about cognitive psychology...it has some really interesting things on it, particularly about toddlers, memories, and Alzheimers. Here is the link: http://cognews.com/

Multi-Tasking

I think that this article is interesting, especially for all of us who are trying to get last minute studying in for all of our finals...it turns out all of our cramming may not be worth it...http://www.apa.org/releases/multitasking.html

Jabberwocky

Just so you all know, here is a link to allow you to actually talk with the Jabberwocky computer program that won the Turing test: http://www.jabberwacky.com/